1968 general · February 6, 1968

1968 New York election results

Every race on New York's ballot in the 1968 general election: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

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Races207
Changed party0
Unopposed1%2 races
Incumbents defeated17
RaceWinnerWon byNotes
SD-1Leon E. Giuffreda (R)29.8
SD-2Bernard C. Smith (R)21.2
SD-3Ralph J. Marino (R)24.5
SD-4Edward J. Speno (R)26.1
SD-5John D. Caemmerer (R)9.5
SD-6John R. Dunne (R)32.3
SD-7Norman Lent (R)18.1
SD-8Murray Schwartz (D)32.9
SD-9Jack E. Bronston (D)15.4
SD-10Seymour R. Thaler (D)42.8
SD-11John J. Santucci (D)37.3
SD-12Martin J. Knorr (R)4.6
SD-13Nicholas Ferraro (D)24.0
SD-14Edward S. Lentol (D)27.3
SD-15A. Frederick Meyerson (D)40.3
SD-16William Rosenblatt (D)57.6
SD-17Jeremiah B. Bloom (D)44.8
SD-18Waldaba Stewart (D)73.0
SD-19Samuel L. Greenberg (D)59.5
SD-20Albert B. Lewis (D)24.5
SD-21William T. Conklin (R)42.3
SD-22William J. Ferrall (D)38.7
SD-23John J. Marchi (R)18.2
SD-24Paul P. E. Bookson (D)40.9
SD-25Manfred Ohrenstein (D)53.0
SD-26Roy A. Goodman (R)17.3
SD-27Basil A. Paterson (D)67.5
SD-28Joseph Zaretzki (D)63.3
SD-29Robert Garcia (D)70.0
SD-30Harrison J. Goldin (D)55.6
SD-31Joseph Galiber (D)58.4
SD-32Abraham Bernstein (D)44.5
SD-33John D. Calandra (R)11.1
SD-34John E. Flynn (R)18.4
SD-35Anthony B. Gioffre (R)26.6
SD-36Bernard Gordon (R)35.3
SD-37D. Clinton Dominick (R)27.8
SD-38Jay P. Rolison (R)22.7
SD-39Douglas Hudson (R)23.6
SD-40Walter B. Langley (R)3.6Incumbent lost
SD-41Dalwin J. Niles (R)26.9
SD-42Ronald B. Stafford (R)50.1
SD-43H. Douglas Barclay (R)42.5
SD-44James H. Donovan (R)46.0
SD-45John H. Hughes (R)40.4
SD-46Tarky J. Lombardi Jr. (R)37.4
SD-47Warren M. Anderson (R)29.4
SD-48William T. Smith (R)85.1
SD-49Theodore D. Day (R)95.4
SD-50Thomas Laverne (R)27.7
SD-51James E. Powers (D)24.1
SD-52Earl W. Brydges (R)41.3
SD-53William E. Adams (R)26.3
SD-54Thomas F. McGowan (R)15.6
SD-55Frank J. Glinski (D)30.6
SD-56James D. Griffin (D)21.2
SD-57Jess J. Present (R)26.7

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New York

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner